How to Say ‘I'll consider myself well satisfied’ in Mexican Spanish
Me doy por bien servida
meh doy pohr BYEHN ser-BEE-dah
[meh doy pohr BYEHN ser-BEE-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: servida ends in -a because a woman is speaking. A man would say me doy por bien servido.
Phrase Breakdown
Me doy por
meh doy pohr
I consider myself
This is the start of the expression 'darse por...', which means to consider oneself something. 'Doy' rhymes with English 'boy'.
Me doy por vencido.
I give up (I consider myself beaten).
Words in this phrase
Me
[meh]
myself
Reflexive pronoun used with 'ir' to form 'irse', meaning to leave.
Ya me voy.
I'm leaving now.
doy
[doy]
I give
First person present of 'dar' (to give).
Te doy un regalo.
I give you a gift.
por
[pohr]
by
Identifying the agent performing an action.
Fue hecho por nosotros.
It was made by us.
bien servida
BYEHN ser-BEE-dah
well served / satisfied
'Servida' is feminine because a woman is speaking. A man would say 'servido'. Together the phrase means 'I'm happy with that' or 'that's enough for me'. Stress ser-VI-da.
Con eso quedo bien servida.
With that, I'm well taken care of.
Words in this phrase
bien
[BYEHN]
Well
Used to indicate physical or emotional condition, often meaning satisfactory or fine.
Todo está bien con la familia.
Everything is well with the family.
servida
[ser-BEE-dah]
served / satisfied
Feminine past participle of 'servir'; 'darse por bien servida' means to be content with that.
Con una visita me doy por bien servida.
One visit is enough to make me happy.
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